Wild Seed & Waterhole Black by Tanya Price Nangala is a depiction of Tanya's motherland, Utopia, illustrating wild flowers and wild seeds skilfully that were blown by wind. People around the area collect the seeds and wash them to get rid of sand and stones. They dry and powder the seeds after washing them. Women sit around the waterhole while they chat and make a tasty bread with the powder and eat it.The wonderful hues and dynamic, organic shapes make this multi-colored authentic Aborigine-designed fabric from M&S Textiles ideal for quilting, home decor and wearable art.